Daniel Sokol | Academic Influence

Q: What Schools Are Affiliated With Daniel Sokol

Daniel Sokol is affiliated with the following schools: Imperial College London, University of Oxford, St George's, University of London, Keele University

Why Is Daniel Sokol Influential?

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According to Wikipedia, Daniel K. Sokol is a barrister and medical ethicist known for his academic and journalistic writings on the ethics of medicine. He lectures nationally and internationally, and writes a regular column in the British Medical Journal under the sobriquet Ethics Man. Up until January 2014 Sokol was an honorary Senior Lecturer in Medical Ethics and Law at King's College London. His contract was terminated due to Sokol setting up a for-profit legal enterprise that represented students in exam appeals. He is a member of 12 King's Bench Walk, a leading barristers' chambers in London, England. In late 2019 Sokol founded the Centre for Remedial Ethics.

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Daniel Sokol's Published Works

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Published Works

Virulent Epidemics and Scope of Healthcare Workers' Duty of Care (2006) (122)
Update on the UK law on consent (2015) (101)
“First do no harm” revisited (2013) (99)
What is a Surgical Complication? (2008) (90)
What Is False Hope? (2006) (82)
Lives on the line? Ethics and practicalities of duty of care in pandemics and disasters (2009) (77)
Views and Reviews (69)
The “four quadrants” approach to clinical ethics case analysis; an application and review (2008) (52)
Can deceiving patients be morally acceptable? (2007) (47)
How the doctor's nose has shortened over time; a historical overview of the truth-telling debate in the doctor-patient relationship. (2006) (37)
Truth-telling in the doctor-patient relationship: a case analysis (2006) (34)
Consultation activities of clinical ethics committees in the United Kingdom: an empirical study and wake-up call (2009) (31)
Ethics of Surgical Complications (2009) (25)
Poor handwriting remains a significant problem in medicine. (2006) (25)
Patient confidentiality and telephone consultations: time for a password (2006) (25)
The ethical junior: a typology of ethical problems faced by house officers (2008) (23)
Meeting the ethical needs of doctors (2005) (22)
Surgical ethics (2013) (21)
Covid-19 vaccination should be mandatory for healthcare workers (2021) (21)
Protecting patient confidentiality in telephone consultations in general practice. (2006) (20)
The death of DNR (2009) (18)
Ethical dilemmas in the acute setting: a framework for clinicians (2011) (18)
Medical Ethics or, a Code of Institutes and Precepts Adapted to the Professional Conduct of Physicians and Surgeons (2009) (18)
Poor Handwriting Remains a Significant Problem in Medicine (2006) (16)
A crisis of confidence (2008) (16)
Medicine as performance: what can magicians teach doctors? (2008) (16)
The dilemma of authorship (2008) (15)
When is restraint appropriate? (2010) (15)
Rethinking ward rounds (2009) (15)
Ethics and Epidemics (2008) (14)
The not-so-sweet science: the role of the medical profession in boxing (2004) (13)
Waking up to the effects of fatigue in doctors (2013) (13)
The medical ethics of the battlefield (2011) (12)
The unpalatable truth about ethics committees (2009) (12)
The slipperiness of futility (2009) (12)
Lessons from the Ashya King case (2014) (11)
William Osler and the jubjub of ethics; or how to teach medical ethics in the 21st century. (2007) (10)
How should surgeons obtain consent during the covid-19 pandemic? (2020) (9)
Perspective: Should we amputate medical history? (2008) (9)
How to be a “good” medical student (2004) (9)
What to tell junior doctors about ethics (2010) (8)
Informed consent: the view from the trenches (2019) (8)
William Osler and the jubjub of ethics; or how to teach medical ethics in the 21st century (2007) (8)
Defending the sophisticated consent attack (2014) (7)
Doing Clinical Ethics: A Hands-on Guide for Clinicians and Others (2011) (7)
“Make the care of your patient your first concern” (2011) (7)
Let’s stop consenting patients (2014) (7)
Is bioethics a bully? (2012) (7)
The exam scam (2014) (6)
Dissecting “Deception” (2006) (6)
Do We Need a Concept of Intraoperative Complication? (2009) (6)
When can doctors stay away? (2009) (6)
A family's request for deception. (2006) (6)
Let’s raise a glass to the ordinary sensible patient (2015) (6)
General practitioners face ethico-legal problems too! (2009) (5)
Boxing, mixed martial arts, and other risky sports: is the BMA confused? (2011) (5)
Ethicist on the ward round (2007) (5)
How to be a cool headed clinician (2012) (5)
Who will operate on you? (2016) (5)
When is the best time to teach medical ethics? (2022) (5)
Commentary on Ethics of HIV testing in general practice without informed consent: a case series (2005) (5)
Clarifying best interests (2008) (5)
Law, ethics, and the duty of care (2012) (5)
Teaching medical ethics: useful or useless? (2016) (5)
Dealing fairly with racist patients (2019) (5)
Informed consent is more than a patient’s signature (2009) (5)
What Other Journals Tell Us (2012) (5)
How to think like an ethicist (2010) (5)
The hardest thing: admitting error (2012) (4)
Should healthcare professionals breach confidentiality when a patient is unfit to drive? (2017) (4)
The resuscitation game continues: what is really going on? (2009) (4)
Doing Clinical Ethics (2012) (4)
Beware the lies of patients (2014) (3)
Good medicine, human rights and the rights of doctors (2009) (3)
Hippocrates, Michael Jackson, and medical ethics (2009) (3)
Sweetening the scent: commentary on “What principlism misses” (2009) (3)
What would you do, doctor? (2007) (3)
Lessons from the front line (2017) (3)
“What does the law say?” (2008) (3)
How (not) to be a good patient (2004) (3)
Listening to patients is not enough (2017) (3)
“How can I avoid being sued?” (2011) (3)
Knocking out written reflections (2018) (3)
Bariatric surgery and justice in an imperfect world (2011) (3)
Don’t forget the relatives (2014) (3)
Religion and spirituality in medicine: friend or foe? (2020) (3)
An ethicist’s view on the Archie Battersbee case: a bad situation made worse (2022) (3)
Medical Classics : Aequanimitas (2007) (3)
Ethics, law, and the junior doctor (2010) (3)
Cautionary tales about DNACPR (2016) (3)
Time to get streetwise: why medical ethics is in need of doctors (2006) (3)
Manners maketh the doctor (2011) (2)
Doctors shouldn’t reveal so much (2018) (2)
Ethics of emergency bedside medicine (2019) (2)
Is doctor-patient confidentiality dying a slow death? (2018) (2)
How good a doctor do you need to be? (2012) (2)
How far would you go? (2008) (2)
case analysis; an application and review The "four quadrants" approach to clinical ethics (2008) (2)
Medicine and the arts. Heroic treatment by James Morrison. Commentary. (2008) (2)
Balancing protection and respect in paediatrics (2009) (2)
A cautionary tale for potentially dishonest doctors (2022) (2)
“The patient would have died anyway” (2013) (2)
The essence of medicine (2008) (2)
Renewing the call for clinical ethicists (2014) (2)
A bleeding controversy: duties and decisions in the face of conflicting advice. (2010) (2)
Matters of life and death and quality of life (2012) (1)
Why mandatory vaccination for healthcare workers should not be scrapped (2022) (1)
Getting a taste of their own medicine (2008) (1)
Argus and the cyclops in the clinic (2008) (1)
How the Doctor's Nose has Shortened over Time; A Historical Overview of the Truth-Telling Debate in the Doctor–Patient Relationship (2006) (1)
Viewpoint: Ethicist on the ward round (2007) (1)
The NHS is not at risk of being overwhelmed—it already is (2021) (1)
Needlestick working party report (2010) (1)
Raising the ethical standards in neurosurgery (2009) (1)
When doctors deceive each other (2010) (1)
Surgical ethics (2013) (1)
How to treat a Pirahã: medical ethics and cultural difference (2015) (1)
Clinical Ethics at the Coal Face (2012) (1)
Paving the way for assisted suicide (2008) (1)
A perforated education (2007) (1)
A passion for accuracy (2012) (1)
The drip, drip, drip of the profit motive (2019) (1)
Laryngeal transplantation: Guidance for the delivery of services in the UK (2011) (1)
Aequanimitas (2007) (1)
Wonder in medicine (2009) (1)
New guidance from the GMC: what constitutes meaningful dialogue? (2020) (1)
HISTORICAL PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH OUTBREAKS OF EMERGING INFECTIOUS DISEASES; A CASE STUDY: EBOLA HAEMORRHAGIC FEVER. (2002) (1)
No laughing matter (2012) (1)
Truth-telling and deception in contemporary medical practice : an empirical and philosophical analysis (2006) (1)
Clinical and moral uncertainty in psychiatry: the problem of scarce resources (2009) (1)
Ask your patient: what is most important to you, and why? (2019) (1)
The harms of medicoplasty (2008) (1)
“But you’re not a doctor!” (2008) (0)
Tainted medicine (2007) (0)
Sedgwick study and wake-up call committees in the United Kingdom : an empirical Consultation activities of clinical ethics (2009) (0)
Embracing the ethically complicated patient (2016) (0)
Zelen’s design (2012) (0)
The power of doctors (2023) (0)
Submitting an Application to a Research Ethics Committee (REC) (2012) (0)
Use of chaperones for intimate examinations in the emergency department (2010) (0)
Ethicist on the ward round PERSONAL VIEW (2007) (0)
Of interviews and examination machines (2010) (0)
The ethical gift box: suggestions for improving the ethical conduct of doctors (2013) (0)
CLINICAL ETHICS COMMITTEES ARE ILL SUITED TO RESOLVING THE INDIVIDUAL ETHICAL PROBLEMS OF CLINICIANS AT THE COALFACE (2014) (0)
ADULT (NOT INTERNAL) MEDICINE. AUTHOR'S REPLY (1998) (0)
The judge as medical ethicist (2013) (0)
A magical education (2006) (0)
Seven ways to hone your ethics skills (2013) (0)
profession in boxing The not-so-sweet science: the role of the medical (2008) (0)
Charlie Gard case: an ethicist in the courtroom (2017) (0)
Sweetening the scent : commentary on " What (2009) (0)
Grandmasters of medicine (2019) (0)
Personal Views: Calling a spade a spade (2005) (0)
Secrets and lies (2009) (0)
Crouching tiger, hidden surgeon (2011) (0)
Should medical students be introduced to patients as “student doctors”? (2005) (0)
Tricky exam questions (2008) (0)
Reflecting on our ‘yuk!’ (2005) (0)
Personal View: How (not) to be a good patient (2004) (0)
The lawyer’s brief on ethics (2011) (0)
Ethics of the on-call rota (2017) (0)
The harms of violent imagery (2006) (0)
Preparing for when things go wrong (2016) (0)
We must do more for doctors trained abroad (2010) (0)
Conclusion and Appendices (2012) (0)
Doing the right thing (2015) (0)
Adult (Not Internal) Medicine (1998) (0)
‘Life, it's like a tooth’ Teaching medical humanities (2005) (0)
Clinical ethics comes of age (2008) (0)
Patience for patients (2018) (0)
time for a password Patient confidentiality and telephone consultations (2008) (0)
Searching for medical Rumpoles (2010) (0)
Where law and ethics diverge: the ethics of intimate body searches (2013) (0)
Clinical Ethics on Paper (2012) (0)
Just having a laugh (2009) (0)
When is restraint appropriate?: All practicable and less invasive alternatives, such as persuasion and de-escalation techniques, must first have been exhausted (2010) (0)
Calling a spade a spade (2005) (0)
Once a month, or the secret to raising the status of medical ethics (2015) (0)
Who wants to be the flu doctor? (2009) (0)
How to father a child when dead (2004) (0)
Teaching Clinical Ethics to Medical Students and Clinicians (2012) (0)
Chapter 42. Confidentiality (2010) (0)
The moment of truth (2010) (0)
Doctors in danger (2016) (0)
Is being a doctor “just a job”? (2017) (0)
Patients we don’t like (2013) (0)
Come Out, Join In, Get Off: Gay Clubs in Chelsea, New York (2003) (0)
No patient is an island (2007) (0)
Ethics made easy (2006) (0)
Head to Head: Should medical schools have a say in how medical students dress? (2009) (0)
ABC of medical confidentiality (2020) (0)
Just do as you’re told (2009) (0)
Head to Head: Should medical schools have a say in how medical students dress? Yes (2009) (0)

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